Speaker 1: This is the latest from your news feed. It's Thursday,
Speaker 1: the twenty seventh of June. Julian Assange will today start
Speaker 1: his new life as a freeman with his wife and
Speaker 1: two young sons in Australia. The fifty two year old
Speaker 1: Wiki Leak's founder touchdown at Canberra Airport on Wednesday night,
Speaker 1: hours after pleading guilty in a US court on the
Speaker 1: Pacific island of Saipan to one count of conspiring to
Speaker 1: obtain and disclose classified US national defense documents a tei eye.
Speaker 1: Assange was emotional at the conclusion of the fast paced
Speaker 1: hearing when the judge declared, this case ends with me
Speaker 1: here in Saipan. The cost of dying is set to
Speaker 1: skyrocket in Victoria, with the Allen government considering introducing what
Speaker 1: has been panned as a death tax by stealth. The
Speaker 1: move we'll see grieving family slugged thousands to enact the
Speaker 1: wills of loved ones. With probate phase set to face
Speaker 1: massive increases, the government has fast tracked a review of
Speaker 1: the Supreme Court's probate fees by three years, with increases
Speaker 1: of as much as six hundred and fifty percent being considered.
Speaker 1: We'll be back after this, it's been revealed CS Energy
Speaker 1: issued warnings that maintenance was being neglected at its plants
Speaker 1: just two years before a major explosion tore through Callide
Speaker 1: power station. The draft Brady report, released this week cited
Speaker 1: a twenty nineteen review that found a backlog of maintenance
Speaker 1: work exceeds approval limits and noted if ignored, it increases
Speaker 1: the risk to the business that sites will experience increase
Speaker 1: asset failures. A follow up review of maintenance in twenty
Speaker 1: twenty two, some twelve months after the C four unit
Speaker 1: explosion that cut power to four hundred and forty thousand Queenslanders,
Speaker 1: found the backlog had not been brought back within KPI
Speaker 1: limits and a wealthy Adelaide college has raked in more
Speaker 1: than a quarter of a billion dollars in recent years.
Speaker 1: Saint Peter's College, which charges a fee of more than
Speaker 1: thirty one thousand dollars for year twelve tuition, is the
Speaker 1: only school to boast a five year gross income of
Speaker 1: more than two hundred and fifty million dollars. We'll have
Speaker 1: an update to your newsfeed tomorrow